Well, I'm pretty happy with my list: (1) Honolulu (2) Jacksonville, FL (3) Little Rock (4) Houston (5) Orlando (6) Vegas (7) Virginia Beach (8) Tulsa (9) Norfolk, VA (10) Seattle (11) Sacramento (12) Cincinnati Who wouldn't want to live in Hawaii (if they could afford it)? ------------------ Bingbong was set up, led to an untimely death in the prime of his life for no other reason than pure malice. Things like that do not go unavenged. Sometimes it spills out onto the field of play.
My Uncle Dub moved to Hawaii after he sold his oil company and retired. He liked it for a while, but he got bored and moved back to Dallas after a few years. ------------------ Houston Sports Board Film Dallas.com AntiBud.com
He liked it for a while, but he got bored and moved back to Dallas after a few years. I guess a man can only stand so much poi. ------------------ Bingbong was set up, led to an untimely death in the prime of his life for no other reason than pure malice. Things like that do not go unavenged. Sometimes it spills out onto the field of play.
Norfolk, Va Charlotte, NC Oklahoma City, OK Tulsa, OK Wilmington, DE Louisville, KY St. Louis, MO Richmond, VA Chesapeake/Virginia Beach, VA Cincinnati, OH Nashville, TN El Paso, TX
I noticed that too. ------------------ The internet is about the free exchange and sale of other people's ideas. - Futurama
1. Atlantic Beach/Morehead NC 2. Paris TN 3. Morgantown NC 4. Hopkinsville KY 5. Wimberly TX 6. Deland FL 7. Crystal River FL 8. Mount Dora FL 9. Guntersville AL 10. Gainesville FL 11. Edenton NC 12. Marble Falls TX ------------------ In the end there will be no judges...only witnesses to my greatness.
My top six included: Tucson, AZ (where I'm going to college in a year) Phoenix, AZ Seattle, WA Tulsa, OK ------------------
1. New Haven Connecticutt 2. Boston, Massachusetts 3. Providence, Rhode Island 4. Hartford, Connecticutt 5. Little Rock, Arkansas 6. New Orleans, Lousiana 7. Chicago, Illinois 8. D.C. 9. Portland, Oregon 10. San Diego, California Interesting, since the only places I could see myself in are Chicago, DC(First Choice ouf of this list), Boston, Providence, and San Diego. Houston, Dallas, San Antonio, not even in the top 24! Even though I love all of these cities, they probably factored in weather more than alot of other things, and I said I can take a cold winter better than I can take a hot summer. I also said I hated humidity. ------------------ Never Underestimate the Heart of a Champion
Top 15: Eurgene, OR Danbury, CT Corvallis, OR Hartford, CT Providence, RI Worcestor, MA (ewww!) Medford, OR Salem, OR New Haven, CT (ewww!) Fayetteville, AR Boston, MA (well, I like it here) Portland, OR New Orleans, LA Little Rock, AR ------------------ A few years back on the Senate floor... Phil Gramm: "If Democrats could, they'd tax the air we breathe." Ted Kennedy (jumping up): "By God, why didn't I think of that sooner!" Boston College - NCAA Hockey National Champions 2001
as an experiment, I answered neutral to everything to see where the middle of the road is in America. Funny how 5 of them describe themselves as right in the middle or in between. It seems to me Oregon wins as the middle road state. <ul>[*]Palm Springs, California [*]Oshkosh/Appleton/Neenah, Wisconsin [*]Eugene, Oregon [*]Bend, Oregon [*]Gaithersburg, Maryland [*]Alexandria, Louisiana The Crossroads of Louisiana [*]Corvallis, Oregon Heart of the Willamette Valley [*]Madison, Wisconsin [*]Carson City, Nevada [*]Henderson, Nevada [*]Chico, California [*]Frederick, Maryland [*]Salem, Oregon The Heart of Oregon [*]Reno, Nevada [*]Medford, Oregon Gateway to the Pacific Northwest [*]Worcester, Massachusetts The Heart of the Commonwealth[/list] [This message has been edited by heypartner (edited June 06, 2001).]
Little Rock Tulsa Hattiesburg Clarksville Shreveport Greenville Jackson Oklahoma City Louisville Chattanooga Jacksonville Nashville ------------------
The things I answered "Strongly Agree" to where:- - near the beach - pro/college sports teams - big city & amenities - major airport nearby - warm weather My top city? El Paso! Guess it places a lot of emphasis on the weather. ------------------ ..as a man danced so the drums were beaten for him. Current Rocket's Salary & Contract Info
I had a feeling what would be my top city before I took this, and I was right. My top 6: Nashville, Tennessee Richmond, Virginia Charlotte, North Carolina Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Norfolk, Virginia Tulsa, Oklahoma (not sure how I got this) ------------------ President of the Mo Taylor and Jason Collier fan club! Draftsource.net-- the premier source for draft info. Profiles, rankings, mock drafts, and more!
Seattle, Was Tulsa, OK Cincinnati, OH Tacoma, Was Greenville, SC Bellingham, Was Kent, Was Asheville, NC St. George, UT Norfolk, Va Colorado Springs, Co Notice a trend....all mountain cities (except Tulsa...what the hell is that all about?) ------------------ "Oh No..." -Bill Walton in 97 just before Stockton's buzzer beater
I answered once for my wife (who wants to live in New England) and once for myself (who made her move to Houston). My nortern-most city was Hampton, VA. Her southernmost was Long Island, NY. ------------------ RealGM Gafford Art Artisan Cakes
1. Houston!!!!! (Woo hoo! Clutch City, Texas!) 2. Bradenton, FL (never heard of it. Says it's the home of Tropicana Orange Juice) 3. Daytona Beach, FL (not bad, but haven't seen past the tourist part) 4. El Paso, TX (OK but too far from the coast or my family) 5. Augusta, GA (I know nothing about it) 6. Memphis, TN (I grew up there, and complained about it for all but the last few years. My parents will think this is funny.) 7. Corpus Christi, TX (where I dream of living, second to Houston) 8. Gainesville, FL (wow, my birthplace made it too!) 9. Orlando, FL (don't think so, too commercialized) 10. Galveston, TX (I'd take that in a minute!) 11. Hattiesburg, MS (don't think so; remind me to tell you the inbreeding story) 12. Jackson, MS (I have family there... OK but a little too "Old South" for me) 13. Jacksonville, FL (sounds OK but a friend hated it) 14. Port Arthur, TX (kind of small?) 15. St. Petersburg, FL (I liked it when I saw it, a while back) 16. McAllen, TX (the Valley is kind of hot, but cheap) 17. Biloxi/Gulfport, MS (that's an ugly beach) 18. Savannah, GA (don't know much about it) 19. Brownsville, TX (see McAllen) 20. Kissimmee/St.Cloud (I'm not ready to retire yet!!) 21. Fort Worth, TX (OK but too close to Dallas ) 22. Lakeland/Winter Haven, FL (never heard of) 23. Dothan, AL (small isn't it?) 24. Louisville, KY (never been there) I must be a beach bum. Most of the cities I've known and loved made the list, except for Huntsville, AL. Don't know why it's not there. And you will see NO Austin in there anywhere. ------------------ Isabel,clutchcity.net lurker since 1996 All your base are belong to Heypartner.
Yeah! I scored!!! 1. Houston, TX 2. El Paso, TX 3. Tampa, FL 4. Jacksonville, FL 5. Memphis, TN 6. Oklahoma, OK 7. Orlando, FL 8. Austin, TX 9. Dallas, TX 10. Miami, FL 11. Louisville, KY 12. Tulsa, OK 13. San Antonio, TX 14. Fort Worth, TX 15. Nashville, TN 16. Atlanta, GA 17. Birmingham, AL 18. Seattle, WA 19. Phoenix, AZ 20. Brownsville, TX 21. McAllen, TX 22. Colorado Springs, CO 23. Kissimmee/St. Cloud, FL 24. Fort Pierce, FL Not bad... ------------------ "There are three kinds of lies: Lies, Damned Lies, and STATISTICS..." - Mark Twain - [This message has been edited by DarkHorse (edited June 06, 2001).]
Looks like I'm where I should be. 1. Seattle, Washington (If the water was warm...) 2. Portland, Oregon 3. Boston, Massachusetts 4. New Haven, Connecticut 5. Hartford, Connecticut 6. Providence, Rhode Island 7. Honolulu, Hawaii (Ohh yeahhhh) 8. Carlisle, Pennsylvania 9. Long Island, New York 10. Jacksonville, Florida 11. Eugene, Oregon 12. New Orleans, Louisiana 13. Corvallis, Oregon 14. Little Rock, Arkansas (I love Clinton) 15. Las Vegas, Nevada 16. Sacramento, California 17. Rochester, New York 18. New York City, New York 19. Tacoma, Washington 20. Kent, Washington (I actually live here) 21. San Jose, California 22. Albuquerque, New Mexico 23. Bellingham, Washington 24. Orlando, Florida Funny, I live right between my top two cities. ------------------ "Rarely is the question asked: Is our children learning how to put food on their family while being put to death." It's back... Protrolls.com!
1.Norfolk, Virgina 2.Richmond, Virgina 3.Charlotte, N. Carolina 4.Greenville, S. Carolina 5.Hickory, N. Carolina 6.Nashville, Tennessee 7.Tulsa, Ok 8.Oklahoma City, Ok 9.Virgina Beach, Virginia 10.Hampton, Virginia 11.Chattanooga, Tenn. 12. Stoney Creek, N. Carolina Houston came in 23rd. Had my wife take it & D/FW came up 9th for her. Oh man, that really sucks. By the way mrpaige I noticed that the population was higher for Houston than Dallas. Just having fun here. mrpaige do you work in Arlington? ------------------ A HOUSTONIAN lost in dallas
Since they separated Dallas and Fort Worth (which the counts of the MSA don't do) it made the Dallas number smaller than the official MSA population. I'm not sure they included Galveston as part of Houston, either (even though Galveston is part of the Houston MSA). And since I am self-employed, I do work in Arlington - out of my home. ------------------ Houston Sports Board Film Dallas.com AntiBud.com
